Sentence examples for with tedious from inspiring English sources

Newspapers are closed with tedious regularity.

Variations on this exchange recur with tedious frequency.

The Bible is almost 800,000 words long and littered with tedious passages about begetting.

Traditional, free-to-air television in Africa usually combines poor reception with tedious programmes.

Mr Clinton regales us with tedious lists of conferences, meetings and campaign stops.

But the Giants will have to go about it with tedious dedication.

It might be a good idea to festoon your official explanations with tedious-sounding initialisms, acronyms and euphemistic bromides, and with any luck concerned citizens will fall asleep before realising what is going on under their noses.

But by doing so week, month and year after year I unknowingly associated one of my favorite lifelong activities--a trip to the ocean--with a tedious chore.

No more so when faced with wearisome, oppressive, tedious productions.

Telerik's Doug Seven said in an interview that the problem with IDEs comes with the tedious requirements to building and deploying apps.

But I'd rather go away with McQueen than with any of the celebrity traveloguers clogging the schedules with their tedious tours.